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Your washing machine could be sending 3.7 GB of data a day — LG washing machine owner disconnected his device from Wi-Fi after noticing excessive outgoing daily data traffic

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  • What about a NFC tag that starts a timer on your phone?

    • Breakthrough battery charges in minutes and lasts thousands of cycles

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  • Now for Android as well 🎉🎉

    • Breakthrough battery charges in minutes and lasts thousands of cycles

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  • I mean, so does a capacitor...

    • Did they succeed? I heard no followup

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  • How do you know are you in SNASA (Secret NASA)? Have you been to the SMOON?

    • Little Protector

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  • It's asserting dominance when it senses weakness.

    • Where to look for musicals?

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  • Radarr might be the way to go depending on your situation.

    • Science Facts for the Immature: The Ass

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    • Syncing vote color to Lemmy style?

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  • The dev works in sprints. LJD has a history of this and the lack of recent updates probably shouldn't be the most surprising during this holiday season.

    • Kaspersky/Securelist researchers detail zero-click iPhone exploit involving four distinct zero-day vulnerabilities, including undocumented hardware features in iPhone chips

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  • Thanks for your comment it gave me a lot of thoughts like: "Why did I think that my blackberry was secure (or more secure than other phones)?"

    TLDR: I couldn't find the answer but I think it's because they were the first major smartphone and had a encrypted messaging app.

    Here's a few sources for further reading.

    Obligatory Wikipedia Overview: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/BlackBerry_Limited

    Blackberry had early smartphones and went all in on keyboard phones:

    https://d3.harvard.edu/platform-digit/submission/the-rise-and-fall-and-rise-again-of-blackberry/

    Sorry I couldn't have been more helpful, but hopefully this gives you a good starting point.

    • How Google Maps' Technology Works

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  • My conspiracy theory is that sometimes it sends streams of cars down lanes like that to reduce traffic for others/VIPs. I'm not usually a tin-foil hat person but after a SF commute it makes me wonder.

    • Popular Slay The Spire mod Downfall was hijacked to spread malware through Steam

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    • Popular Slay The Spire mod Downfall was hijacked to spread malware through Steam

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  • But only if you have it as a game in your library NOT as a mod in workshop.

    Also only if you launched recently (it has been patched since).

    Mods say that it is now safe to play.

    • This guy should be donated to science

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  • Any background? ELI5 please.

    • Downfall (Steam Standalone) was Breached. Please read.

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  • I have it through the steam workshop, so i'm unaffected.

    • Linux Compatibility on the Framework Laptop

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  • Pop_OS also worked for me OOTB (11th Gen Intel)

    • New 3DS And Wii U Users Can No Longer Go Online In Games

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  • Time to hack in the Pretendo network

    • Having a cheerful holiday? Let me fix that for you with a sad robot dog.

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  • Any german shepherds?

    • It's Time to Ditch Evernote for One of These Alternatives

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  • Same here. Do you exclude any plugin files or workspace folders? If so, how can I do that. My Android version of Obsidian makes lots of conflicts.

    • Sea Of Stars Developers To Release Patch That Removes The Completionist

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  • So... Who is "The Completionist" and why are they getting removed?

    • Steve Jobs Rigged The First iPhone Demo By Faking Full Signal Strength And Secretly Swapping Devices Because Of Fragile Prototypes And Bug-Riddled Software

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  • At least pure Capitalism promotes a free, open market rather than black markets.